Blizzard Slams Hokkaido, Japan; Northeast China to -44.3C; Coronal Hole Faces Earth; + Volcanoes, A Weak Sun, And A Misleading Baseline
The climate has swung wildly before without human influence. And it will do so again.
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Blizzards Hit China; Heavy Snow Pounds Turkey; Deep Snow Launches Bulgaria’s Ski Season; Frigid Mid-December Across Canadian Prairies; + Net Zero Fantasy Economics
…nations are basing their energy systems on fantasy economics.
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Early-Winter Cold Grips California And The East; Blizzards Batter China; Russian Ships Blocked By Early, Thick Arctic Ice; Rural vs Urban; + Global Temperature Debate
Re. UHI: it’s the change in surrounding land, not the size of the city, that matters.
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Coldest Yukon Temp Since 1984; Indore, India Sets 10-Year Low; Heavy Snow Set For South Korea; WMO Confirms Weak La Niña Likely; + Climate Policy Built On A Meaningless Number
Today’s $100 trillion climate boondoggle is anchored to a number that doesn’t exist.
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Yukon Nears -50C; Karakoram Has Cooled ≈1C Since The 1980s; EPA Drops Fossil Fuels As A Cause Of Climate Change; + Net Zero Collapses: Australia Extends Coal To 2049
The climate cult is ending. And the harder officials try to pretend otherwise, the more damaging (and potentially dangerous) the collapse becomes.
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Brutally Cold Canada And Northeast; Siberia Nears -55C; Greenland’s Petermann Glacier Advancing; Polar Bears Thriving; China’s Green Glut; + The End Of The Climate Cult
Its last stragglers, mostly activists, will only make the collapse more entertaining as they flail for relevance.
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Chicago’s Snowiest Start To Winter Since 1978; Weather Network In Decline; India Plans Coal Expansion Through 2047; More Flawed Climate Papers To Be Retracted?; + Halo CME
The trend is not climatic at all. It is instead a data error. A simple, obvious, fatal one.
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Snow Hits Morocco’s High Atlas; Cosmic Rays Ground A320 Fleet; + Nature Retracts ‘Catastrophic Climate Costs’ Paper After Major Errors Exposed
One fatally flawed study was helping drive trillion-dollar decisions.
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